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As companies rush to adopt GenAI, one question keeps coming up: How do we make all this intelligence useful on the plant floor? SAS Vice President of IoT Jason Mann and Jobi George, Global VP of Business Development at Weaviate, discussed how vector databases and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) are enabling manufacturers
Generative AI (GenAI) has seemingly permanently shifted the trajectory of enterprise strategy, offering a way to transform massive amounts of unstructured data into actionable, contextual intelligence. However, as organizations move past pilot projects and scale this technology, they run headfirst into a widening gap between the potential of AI and
For years, “responsible AI” has lived comfortably as a corporate promise, a slide in a presentation, a talking point at a conference. But as the EU AI Act phases into force, that comfort is rapidly eroding. The regulation officially entered into force on August 1, 2024, but its obligations will
Digital banking has made convenience the norm, but it’s also made fraud inevitable. The accelerating pace of digital transactions – real-time payments, mobile banking, embedded finance – creates new opportunities for innovation and opens the door to more sophisticated fraud. This is where AI steps in. Not just as a
Data is growing faster than most organizations’ ability to manage it. At the same time, business leaders are under pressure to deliver insights quickly and cost‑effectively. Traditional, closed systems often make that harder: they lock data into proprietary formats, increase duplication and limit flexibility. That’s why open data architecture is
